Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-15
JUNCTION JoTTlNos.
A budget OF Breezy News From the
weber County Capital.

Joe Clayton has returned from Green
River, on the ID. & r. q. h. r., where he
has been visiting Major NJ. ii. Beardsley.
He brought back with him fine indica-
tons of the oil deposits six miles south
from the eating house.
Dan Marks is in town, having come in
from Green River on the U. 7. He re-
CARDS things as quietly improving.
The DEMOCRAT was much sought after
the past few days; in fact, it is always
wanted.
We had another session OF court to day,
Judge H. p. Henderson presiding.
The Ogden branch of the Loyal League
had rousing meeting last night, when
the principles of loyalty received warm
reception and eloquent exposition.
VIM. Harris, charged with stealing
two COWS, has been admitted to $500 bail,
furnished by two OF his brethren.
Mr.. Charles Hyde, formerly surveyor
OF Davis county, was buried yesterday.
He died OF hemorrhage OF the lungs,
leaving a desolate widow and two sorrow
ing children. Mr.. John Hooper, OF
Hooperville, went down to attend the
funeral. The deceased was son-in-law
OF VIM. w. Galbraith, the great salt and
stock man of Kaysville.
Our election prospects are keeping us
from dropping into that somnolent situa-
ton which the dreariness of business
might otherwise produce.
Mr. f. S. Kiesel, the generally ac-
knowledged successful candidate for the
Mayoralty Of this city, has just come back
from the North, where he has been at
tending to important business affairs.
On Friday, the 18th, Mr.. Robert =.
Harris celebrated the 44th anniversary
OF his advent on this mundane sphere
where he has occupied somewhat prom
inent position in an invariably honorable
manner. We wish Bob" many happy
returns OF the suspicious occasion, at
least a doubling-up OF his present "Pil.
grim's Passage"
Rev. f. w. Blohm will hold religious
services in the scandinavian language
next Sunday at o'clock in the afternoon.
The place OF the gospel gathering is the
Presbyterian church on Fourth street
below Young.
Deputy Marshal Henry L. Steele has
come down from the North, where he
has been active in Uncle Sans behalf
He is model detective officer.
The DEMOCRAT man is glad to report
that Mr.. John Reeve, the Assistant
Superintendent OF the Utah Central, is re.
covering from his hard siege of rheumatic
affection.
The Grand Jury has been investigating
the case OF one Lewis +. Monch, who
used to be County superintendent Of
schools and principal of the Central
School, but who went on mission to
Germany, the land OF his birth. when
the Edmunds law came in conflict with
his religious conviction. George Hill
the great Indian interpreter, is the father
OF Mrs. Monch No. |, who is quite an
expert and popular school teacher.
VIM. Johns, the fellow whose case for
obtaining money under fraudulent pre-
lenses the Grand Jury ignored, has been
sentenced in the Police Justices Court
to fifty days imprisonment on a charge
OF vagrancy.
Miss Eva Medina has come back from
California and is visiting with her sister
Mrs. II. w. Shurtlif. We wish the
young lady a pleasant soourn in the
house OF her friends.
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Fred Gar
ner met with painful accident. She
was carrying tub OF water and took an
unfortunate fall, which resulted in the
fracture OF her left forearm. DR.. II. J..
Powers set the injured limb
=; II, Anderson, Charles Wright and
II. Ballantyne, the Board Of Examiners
Tor the county schools are advertising
that they will be in session to examine
candidates for public teachers positions
next Friday and Saturday, the 2lst and
22d.
The item about the bank deposits made
lor, rather, stated to be made) by f. i
klesel, Esq, was furnished our reporter
by an apparently very good authority.
and by no means rs a confidential matter
but without Mr.. Kesel's knowledge or
consent. lie declares the statement 10
be erroneous and uniustfcd
The Grand Jury's report will appear in
our next. 1t was only presented TO-DAY.
too late for mailing for this issue.
John Mcdonald is again showing his
placid face in this city
Say, watchman, what Of the night?
DO the Peoples party fallY
Have the Utah skies n border of LIGHT
LIKE q fringe Of funeral palY
me hight Is tast waning on high,
And soon shall the darkness Zee,
And the morn shall spread DER the blush
ing sky,
And bright shall its glories be-"
Ogden, Jan. -, 1887.